I think it was in the TNG novel where Batesman was the first commander of the E-E that said that the E’s table was a lit upgrade of the same one from the D, still having scratches.
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I know someone mentioned these comparisons already, but I forgot if they showed both the old and new pictures, and I can't find them anymore.
If not, here they are. If so, here they are again
The need to sell Picard's ready room painting as a poster. I would buy 50 of them.
I actually really like the warp drop out as it is now. It was always weird to me in TNG how it was kind of slow and anticlimactic. If memory serves, there was an episode of DS9 that first changed the dropout...can't remember which one bit I think it involved changeling Bashir trying to blow up a sun. Anyway...that change was essentially a reverse of the go to warp effect: flash of light, ship stretches in and comes to a stop. I loved it! They didn't keep using it though. The way they do it now looks more "real".
official Star Trek shop has them
Wait seriously?
Holy crap I just found it and bought it...I've been looking for this for YEARS. Thank you so much!!!!
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I just hope a lot of the cast, including the guest stars, got a chance to visit the Bridge set.
I can imagine Michelle Forbes tearing up as she sat at her old console.
I can imagine Michelle Forbes tearing up as she sat at her old console.
Not..really. Michelle isn't quite on the same level as the main cast. She got to visit with SPS and Jon Frakes for a while, I think, and went to breakfast with them, etc. but that was about it.
I think it's just because of what was foreseen as real life interfaces.
The TOS, TMP and such bridge look very dated. The TFF and TUC bridges look okay still as they're actually not that far off what we have right now.
It WaS jUsT fOr NoStAlGiA, yOu CaN'T uSe It FoR a WhOlE sHoW.
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(I'm kidding please understand and don't get upset)
I get it, the Enterprise D was the strongest ship at the early season in Star Trek TNG. So she has better chance to fight the Borg than the other relics in the ship museum. But then, how can a ship with the size of Battleship can fight in 100% efficiency with only their high rank officers alone? In TNG, we all know that the Enterprise D has optimal crews of 1000 or more people. Without them, what kind of performance that this gigantic things can do in battle?
Ok, you can said that they man it with drones and another skeleton crews.
But if Starfleet has already has the capability to man their ships with only drones and skeleton crews. and they can fight in 100% efficiency, then what is the need of human crews to begin with? Doesn't it mean they just add more risk to the lives who are actually not needed to the ship?
They should add some info to this scene; like Geordi, as the commander of Ship Museum has ordered his underlings to man the ship with them.
Ok, you can said that they man it with drones and another skeleton crews.
But if Starfleet has already has the capability to man their ships with only drones and skeleton crews. and they can fight in 100% efficiency, then what is the need of human crews to begin with? Doesn't it mean they just add more risk to the lives who are actually not needed to the ship?
They should add some info to this scene; like Geordi, as the commander of Ship Museum has ordered his underlings to man the ship with them.
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If I had dollar ever time I heard that one.
Then you'd have, what, $15?
They missed the opportunity to bring back all the Next Gen extras, and have the D commanded by its entire geriatric crew. Would pay good money for Frakes Chasing Tracy Down the Corridor: Part II.
Imagine if Geordi's staff included all the junior Ent E and Ent D crew that survived the show and movies.
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